I Hope They are BOTH Alright!
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@hiwaygal said:
Who cares what you want?????This is a freaking CLEVELAND BROWNS message board...open to the public (more or less...as is evidenced by your insignificant presence here).
If we want to argue on any thread YOU can't do anything about it.
You can easily type "I hope they're okay" and act all sanctimonious while you laugh with glee at your keyboard.
Now...go to hell you freaking loser squealer fan.
I don't want to arguing on this thread. It would have been sick to laugh.
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I, too, hope they're both alright. . . but I SERIOUSLY HATE when players lead with their helmet to the other player's head. It seems to happen more and more each game, and more and more players are getting serious concussion, neck injuries, paralysis. Yet they keep doing it. What is it, they don't know good tackling fundamentals, so they try to knock them out so they can't go anymore? It's dangerous for the players doing it, and it's even more dangerous for the players not expecting it. It's cheap, and they need to keep it under control before someone gets killed. I'm not picking on the Steelers, players around the league are doing it. Even Sean Jones and Brodney Pool (Pool keeps giving himself concussions by leading with his head).
I'm done venting. Way to ruin a good game.
It was should-to-shoulder. There was helmet-to-helmet contact though. I do agree with you and I don't want to argue on this thread.
It was should-to-shoulder. There was helmet-to-helmet contact though. I do agree with you and I don't want to argue on this thread.
That was helmet-to-helmet first.
They replayed it about 10 times and you still think that is shoulder to shoulder? Yeah, maybe if your head is now your shoulder.
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See, you should have been in the chat room; but you weren't or you'd know how most of us reacted to Ben.
You're too clueless to realize we were baiting and you guys fell for it. The realtime chat was much different.
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@hiwaygal said:
Who cares what you want?????This is a freaking CLEVELAND BROWNS message board...open to the public (more or less...as is evidenced by your insignificant presence here).
If we want to argue on any thread YOU can't do anything about it.
You can easily type "I hope they're okay" and act all sanctimonious while you laugh with glee at your keyboard.
Now...go to hell you freaking loser squealer fan.
I don't want to arguing on this thread. It would have been sick to laugh.
I don't want to arguing on this thread. It would have been sick to laugh.
You probably only started this thread in the hope that one of us would say they hope Clark is injured/dead so you could claim to be holier than thou.
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It was should-to-shoulder. There was helmet-to-helmet contact though. I do agree with you and I don't want to argue on this thread.
Shoulder to shoulder my arse. I dont know whether Clark meant to but it was helmet to helmet before anything else. Hopefully both ok obviously.
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Please rewatch the hit. The initial contact was should-to-shoulder. I feel its inapropriate to argue on this particular thread.
I just did on NFL Gameday. Clearly was helmet to helmet.
Clark did try to lead with his shoulder by turning his body, I don't believe he was intentionally trying to be dirty, but it was a helmet to helmet hit.
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I, too, hope they're both alright. . . but I SERIOUSLY HATE when players lead with their helmet to the other player's head. It seems to happen more and more each game, and more and more players are getting serious concussion, neck injuries, paralysis. Yet they keep doing it. What is it, they don't know good tackling fundamentals, so they try to knock them out so they can't go anymore? It's dangerous for the players doing it, and it's even more dangerous for the players not expecting it. It's cheap, and they need to keep it under control before someone gets killed. I'm not picking on the Steelers, players around the league are doing it. Even Sean Jones and Brodney Pool (Pool keeps giving himself concussions by leading with his head).
I'm done venting. Way to ruin a good game.
It was should-to-shoulder. There was helmet-to-helmet contact though. I do agree with you and I don't want to argue on this thread.
It was should-to-shoulder. There was helmet-to-helmet contact though. I do agree with you and I don't want to argue on this thread.
I'm glad you agree on the concept, but you've got to be kidding me on the 'shoulder to shoulder' deal.
Taken on my TV on pause. Note that McGahee's head is already leaning back (after contact), and the shoulders are just starting to touch. Regardless, he's leading with his head. Where are his arms? Certainly not making an effort to wrap up the ball-carrier, which would be the best thing to do. He's relying on his helmet (and shoulder) to make the tackle (or highlight film).

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I agree. Way to play music over the loud speakers while McGahee is down.
Stay classy Pittsburgh
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Please rewatch the hit. The initial contact was should-to-shoulder. I feel its inapropriate to argue on this particular thread.
Seems ESPN disagrees:
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3843021
I'll bet the Commissioner does, too.
You don't want to argue because you're wrong. Stop trying to defend the indefensible, especially when there is video evidence.
Notice that no one has claimed it was a purposeful hit.
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Fooleze there you go again using facts, you know those are no good!
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I heard a Steeler Fan yell. "I hope you Die!" while McGahee was entering the tunnel on a stretcher.
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Please rewatch the hit. The initial contact was should-to-shoulder. I feel its inapropriate to argue on this particular thread.
Oh, and we're not arguing, we're correcting your mistake.
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I heard a Steeler Fan yell. "I hope you Die!" while McGahee was entering the tunnel on a stretcher.
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I agree. Way to play music over the loud speakers while McGahee is down.
Stay classy Pittsburgh
I agree. Way to play music over the loud speakers while McGahee is down.
Stay classy Pittsburgh
I wondered the same thing. As if his head wasn't throbbing enough...
-Al
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Please rewatch the hit. The initial contact was should-to-shoulder. I feel its inapropriate to argue on this particular thread.
I just did on NFL Gameday. Clearly was helmet to helmet.
Clark did try to lead with his shoulder by turning his body, I don't believe he was intentionally trying to be dirty, but it was a helmet to helmet hit.
I just did on NFL Gameday. Clearly was helmet to helmet.
Clark did try to lead with his shoulder by turning his body, I don't believe he was intentionally trying to be dirty, but it was a helmet to helmet hit.
The game announcers even said he was clearly shoulder-to-shoulder.
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